When you’re hurtling through Skate Story’s fast-paced courses, it feels incredible; smooth, stylish and almost transcendent. But the moment the game asks you to slow down, explore or solely rely on its trick system, the cracks start to show.
The Drifter is a uniquely Aussie mystery that’s dripping with style, tension and strong voice work.
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Children of the Sun is simply way too addictive. Who would’ve thought that piecing together a bullet’s route could be so much fun?
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Sea of Stars is positioning itself as a turn-based prequel to Sabotage Studio’s The Messenger—and it is stunning.
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Terra Nil starts out as a calming restoration simulator, but quickly devolves into mundanity: the video game.
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Ex-Zodiac contains all the bells and whistles of Nintendo’s classic rail-shooter with a big serving of nostalgia included.
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Hellish Quart attempts to give players a look into what realistic sword combat is like. Unlike many modern fighting games, this title is not a simple button masher, but instead a very tactical, almost simulator-like, which requires patience and precision to win.
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